Yze's post-game presser

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https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1835811/round-19-yze-post-match

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Richmond coach Adem Yze was proud of his team, which won back-to-back games and kicked 100 points for the first time under his tenure, jumping to 16th after a fifth win this season.

Impressive forward Seth Campbell entered concussion protocols after friendly fire from Tim Taranto, in the only downside from an impressive performance.

"We're really proud of as a footy club. We haven't won two in a row for a little while and we were on the road with a young squad," Yze said. 

"We were a little bit sketchy at the start of the game, but we needed some adjustments, and Maurice Rioli’s rundown was the spark that we needed.

"From that moment, I felt like our game was on really. It was the way we wanted to play."

https://www.afl.com.au/news/1367583/west-coast-eagles-sick-to-death-of-losing-must-find-ways-to-support-harley-reid

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Yze is more than aware the Pies present a much different challenge, but he’s buoyed by what he saw against the Eagles.

“Our second half, we played the right way, like we were really hard to play against,” he said.

“Our team defence looked really organised, hard to play against, tough to move the ball from one end to the other.

“Our contest work was next level. Plus 21 (for contested possessions) in a half of football is a great effort, and we’ll need to do that against the best team in the comp.

“I thought our ball use was very good in the second half.

“Collingwood obviously provides a different threat, but we’ll go there with some excitement, test the best team in the competition and see how we go.”

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